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consumption of temporary capacity or to bring the partition to the minimum of one active processor core per active cell board. The
Customer is responsible for any negative TiCAP Balance that accrues on the server. Temporary Instant Capacity can be kept and
used indefinitely (e.g., it does not expire) until it is depleted.
Customer is responsible for any negative TiCAP Balance that accrues on the server. Temporary Instant Capacity can be kept and
used indefinitely (e.g., it does not expire) until it is depleted.
Calculating the needed amount of temporary capacity
Calculating the needed amount of temporary capacity
Calculating the needed amount of temporary capacity
Calculating the needed amount of temporary capacity
To determine the total number of temporary capacity days (or minutes) required, multiply the number of Instant Capacity cores by
the number of days (or minutes) of required activation. This number should then be divided by 30 days (or 43,200 minutes) and
rounded up to determine the total number of Temporary Instant Capacity units required. If purchasing a new system, include the five
days of Instant Access Capacity included with each iCAP core in this calculation.
the number of days (or minutes) of required activation. This number should then be divided by 30 days (or 43,200 minutes) and
rounded up to determine the total number of Temporary Instant Capacity units required. If purchasing a new system, include the five
days of Instant Access Capacity included with each iCAP core in this calculation.
It is recommended to configure a small buffer of temporary capacity and purchase more as needed, particularly if it is unclear how
much temporary capacity is needed or how quickly it will be consumed.
much temporary capacity is needed or how quickly it will be consumed.
Sample Calculating temporary capacity requirements
Sample Calculating temporary capacity requirements
Sample Calculating temporary capacity requirements
Sample Calculating temporary capacity requirements
What you need
What you need
What you need
What you need
TiCAP Calculation
TiCAP Calculation
TiCAP Calculation
TiCAP Calculation
# Units of TiCAP
# Units of TiCAP
# Units of TiCAP
# Units of TiCAP
Activate 1 iCAP core for 30 days
1 core * 30 days = 30 days
1
Activate 2 iCAP cores for 15 days
2 cores * 15 days = 30 days
1
Activate 4 iCAP cores for 15 days
4 cores * 15 days = 60 days
2
Activate 5 cores for 7 days once a quarter
for 1 year
for 1 year
5 cores * 7 days * 4 quarters = 140 days
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Activate 20 cores for 6 hours a day for 1
month
month
20 cores * 6 hours per day * 60 minutes in
an hour
* 30 days in a month = 216,000 minutes
an hour
* 30 days in a month = 216,000 minutes
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Software and support included with Temporary Capacity
Software and support included with Temporary Capacity
Software and support included with Temporary Capacity
Software and support included with Temporary Capacity
Temporary capacity includes hardware support for all processor cores that are activated temporarily. It also includes some software
licenses and associated support for that software, specifically:
Temporary capacity includes hardware support for all processor cores that are activated temporarily. It also includes some software
licenses and associated support for that software, specifically:
HP-UX 11i and later Foundation, Enterprise and Data Center Operating Environments,
OpenVMS 8.3 and later Foundation, Enterprise and Mission Critical Operating Environments,
HP Virtual Server Environment Suite, and
all standalone products contained inthe above bullets.
OpenVMS 8.3 and later Foundation, Enterprise and Mission Critical Operating Environments,
HP Virtual Server Environment Suite, and
all standalone products contained inthe above bullets.
When an Instant Capacity processor core is temporarily activated, it is licensed for any combination of software installed in the
partition which is listed in the table below.
partition which is listed in the table below.
Temporary capacity does not include software products licensed on a per server or per user basis, nor are OpenView products sold
on a standalone basis are not included in this program at this time. Additionally, any HP per core licensed software that is not
included with temporary capacity must be licensed for the maximum number of cores that may be active in the partition at any given
time. This includes all permanently active cores and any Instant Capacity cores that are activated even temporarily. For example, the
following HP UX Operating Environments with Serviceguard Storage Management Suite are not
on a standalone basis are not included in this program at this time. Additionally, any HP per core licensed software that is not
included with temporary capacity must be licensed for the maximum number of cores that may be active in the partition at any given
time. This includes all permanently active cores and any Instant Capacity cores that are activated even temporarily. For example, the
following HP UX Operating Environments with Serviceguard Storage Management Suite are not
not
not
not included with Temporary capacity:
HP-UX 11i v3 new Operating environments with Serviceguard Storage Management Suite
HP-UX 11i v3 new Operating environments with Serviceguard Storage Management Suite
HP-UX 11i v3 new Operating environments with Serviceguard Storage Management Suite
HP-UX 11i v3 new Operating environments with Serviceguard Storage Management Suite
T8684CB - HAOE w/SG SM Oracle Prem HP-UX v3 LTU
T8685CB - HAOE w/SG CFS HP-UX v3 LTU
T8686CB - HAOE w/SG CFS for Oracle HP-UX v3 LTU
T8685CB - HAOE w/SG CFS HP-UX v3 LTU
T8686CB - HAOE w/SG CFS for Oracle HP-UX v3 LTU
QuickSpecs
Instant Capacity
Instant Capacity
Instant Capacity
Instant Capacity
Temporary Instant Capacity (TiCAP) for Processors
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